Listings

This one has been advertised for some time in NZ on Trademe NZ (see it here: https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/cars/mitsubishi/listing/2813148321?bof=bPsgSorO). The car was advertised at $31,500 in late 2020, and looks to be in excellent condition. A NZ import, with no alerts on trademe on the 'damaged import check', thi Evo II should make a reasonable investment for someone - although we note that just 10 years ago, these could be picked up for half the current prices.. Check out the other...

Another Evo 3 living in New Zealand. This one we spotted on Trademe.co.nz asking $33,000. Interestingly, trademe generated an alert for the car suggesting it was imported with some serious damage or rust. Looks OK now, but suspect this one could have had quite a bit of repair work done. Hard to come by globally, these are now certainly classic raly cars, and did exceptionally well in Group A rallying - the best rallying there is. If you've got an early Evo, sign up and add yours! Check out the...

This Galant VR-4 sedan was advertised on Trademe NZ in October 2020, asking $20,000. It's a fairly high price, but realistically this is the predecessor to teh Evo, and a very successful Group A rally car which will surely support hvalues in future as the supply of these rare top spec sedans dries up. Interestingly, the advertisement for this car noted an alert from Trademe, which stated "This vehicle was imported into New Zealand with obvious damage or deterioration. This alert will not appear...

These are few and far between. This example was spotted on trademe NZ, asking $35,000 NZD in 2020, and it appears to ba absolutely original and immaculate. The car is supposedly a NZ new delivered car back in 1983, and you can tell from the styling that the design was inspited by American coupes - the strange C-pillar design, which appeared on many of its competitors around that time including the Mazda Cosmo/RX5 and Datsun 200 B coupe. Looks to be a well appointed car inside, with velour cloth...

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Advertised during Victoria's covid lockdown, demand for this glorious chairman was obviously at a low level, with bids failing to bring it over $1,000. Very few details given about the car's roadworthy condition, but the advertisement simply noted that the engine did not turn over. You'd be taking a big risk buying on that basis.. It did however come with a full service history, and lots of Ssangyong chairman images! - advertised on graysonline.com.au originally at the following link: https:/...

This original beauty came up on bringatrailer.com - see this link - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1965-studebaker-daytona/ but was removed from auction due to an ownership dispute. Very low mileage, and appears to be a genuinely well looked after car since new. Exceptionally rare, and one of only 1,626 V8 2 door Sport Sedans built. There are a fair few of these now on this register site, see the beliow links.

Spotted on trademe.co.nz (see link below) in October 2020, asking $15,250 NZD. The Saab 900 Aeros are becoming very collectable, and this is a very cool colour combination from 1988. At the time this car was advertised, the seller moted the following: "Factory Aero in outstanding condition. Most moving parts have been either replaced or completley reconditioned in recent times Inc engine gearbox transaxle clutch brakes front suspension turbo cv joints rack boots hydraulic engine mounts starter...

The Saab 9-3 Viggen only came in Lightning Blue and Black in Australia, and there were just 40 Lightning Blue hardtops sold here new (out of just 63 hard tops in total). These are still a very beautiful car today, and this particular car was advertised on carsales.com.au in mid 2020 - asking $12,000. At the time, it was the only Viggen hardtop for sale in the countrt - the only other Viggen for sale was a 5-door in black from the same year. These are sure to be future classics whose true value...

Stated as an SVO on its HSV data plate, this one was listed on Graysonline in Spetember 2020. Needs a bit of body work by the look of it, but all repairable and looks to be fairly solid. Paint needs a touch up. The car has less than 150K on the odometer, so very low if genuine. A nice modern HSV luxury classic, might go at a bargain price (asking just over $4k with 2 days to run at the time of posting).